Access, Excess, And Medical Transformation: Delivering Durable Health Care In Rural Nepal
Conclusion: On Impact And Scale
We believe that Durable Healthcare can transform the health care industry away from the dominant fee-for-service paradigm and towards a model that incentivizes patient safety, patient-centeredness, and evidence-based medicine. Only then we will have a competitive marketplace of private sector providers who leverage public funds for the broader public good.
Source: Health Affairs Blog - Category: Health Management Authors: Duncan Maru and Padam Chand Tags: Global Health Innovations in Care Delivery Organization and Delivery Population Health Public Health ACOs Durable Healthcare Organization EMR health technology Nepal health care Possible triple aim Source Type: blogs
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